Origin and Meaning of Maresa

Derived from 'Marie' or 'Marius', often seen as a variation of 'Mare' which means 'sea'

Origin: Latin - Maresa is likely derived from 'Maria', the Latin form of the Hebrew name Miriam which means 'sea of bitterness' or 'beloved'.

• Maresa is not very common and is often used as a creative alternative to traditional names like Maria or Marisa.
• In some cultures, Maresa is celebrated for its unique twist on more widely used names, making it a special choice for parents looking for distinctiveness.
• Many notable individuals with similar names have made contributions in various fields, including arts and literature, adding to the name's appeal.
• Maresa has shown sporadic popularity, particularly in the late 20th century, but has not reached top ranks in baby name lists.
• Variations of Maresa include Marissa, Marisa, and a host of names derived from the root 'Mar' signifying the sea.